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ECONOMY AND ENVIRONMENT - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Economics is the science of scarcity. No company, no country, no person has unlimited resources.
        
        The economy has two main branches:
        
        microeconomics to companies (smaller units). Microeconomics is actually the Economics of the Company.
        
        Macroeconomics studies countries (larger units)
  - - - As we can see, it can be said that the economy was born out of hunger. Needs were exceeding resources, thus making the practices that developed appear what we know today as economics.
  - - - Economics is the science of solving unlimited needs with limited resources.
        
        Studying is another example of economics. By studying we have access to better salaries and job opportunities.
  - - - • Soviet communism It is convenient that we use the name Soviet communism to refer to the dominant economic system in Eastern Europe, Russia, China and other countries during much of the 20th century and thus differentiate it from the socialist and communist systems envisioned by Karl Marx.
      - • Feudalism arises when –in the 9th century– the Germanic invaders divide the conquered lands between the nobles and the warriors.
      - • Slavery is born as a consequence of the advancement in production and the division of labor.
      - • Primitive communism is linked to the first historical data on human life on earth.